Showing posts with label entrepreneurship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label entrepreneurship. Show all posts
Thursday, October 6, 2016
Preparation for Beginning a New Business
The owner of HB Business Consulting Services & Solutions, a business development and expansion company in Huntington Beach, California, Nita Charlton-Gomes possesses more than 25 years of accounting and business executive experience. Nita Charlton-Gomes continues to expand her existing knowledge of topics relevant to her consulting practice, including event planning and new business start-up.
When launching a new business, there are many tips and suggestions one might take into consideration. The small business information website The Balance offers these recommendations for a successful start to a new business:
1. Prepare a business plan.
Before starting a new business, it is important to prepare a business plan that can help you determine if your idea is feasible, provide a good outline for potential funding, and guide future decision making.
2. Seek professional help.
New and potential business owners should seek out and connect with associations relevant to their industry. These organizations can provide helpful support and networking opportunities.
3. Enter the workforce already established as a professional company.
Before the doors first open, ensure your business is stocked with all the essentials: business cards, a dedicated phone line, and quality customer service representation. It is important to show your first customers that you are a poised to become a lasting business.
Monday, September 19, 2016
Two Critical Tips to Help Startups Enhance Possibility of Success
A business consultant and the owner of HB Business Consulting Services & Solutions, Nita Charlton-Gomes assists clients in diverse business areas, including marketing coordination. Additionally, Nita Charlton-Gomes harbors an interest is business startups.
Those interested in starting a business may want to consider the following pointers.
When you are brainstorming what to offer as a product or service, think about what your customers will want to buy, rather than what you want to sell. For example, if you were going to sell clothing, keep in mind what is already out there, do research, and find what people really enjoy buying. Don't just sell what you assume others will like based on your personal tastes.
Aside from brainstorming product or service ideas, ensuring that you have cash flow is highly important, as it's the lifeline of your business. One way you can increase cash flow is to ask for deposits on your products or services up front and then charge the balance upon delivery. The important thing is to make sure that there is a small gap, or no gap at all, between your out-of-pocket expenses for your products or services and the time when you receive final payment from your customers.
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